Revise lets you switch between the current models from OpenAI (GPT), Anthropic (Claude), Google (Gemini), and xAI (Grok) in the same editor. It also includes automatic revision history, real-time collaboration, import from Word, Google Docs, and PDF, export to DOCX or PDF, and an MCP connector so external AI assistants can work in the same live document. The company also ships an embeddable Revise SDK for developers who want the same editor and agent tooling inside their own web app.
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Revise
Revise is a free, browser-based AI document editor built around tracked changes. It works like a full word processor with DOCX compatibility, real typesetting, tables, images, math, and page-layout controls, but adds an AI agent that can draft, edit, rewrite, proofread, and restructure a document from a prompt. Every AI edit appears as a reviewable suggestion inside the document, so you accept or reject each change individually or all at once instead of pasting text back and forth with a chatbot.
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What it does
Use it to
- Draft, edit, and format documents with AI suggestions you can accept or reject one by one
- Redline contracts, tighten legal briefs, and polish proposals without losing tracked changes
- Import Word, Google Docs, or PDF files and keep formatting, comments, and revisions intact
- Compare edits from GPT, Claude, Gemini, and Grok on the same document
- Collaborate on a document in real time with teammates and an AI agent in the same place
- Scrub through revision history and recover any earlier version of a document
Pricing
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Free planYes
- Free plan; paid plans add higher monthly AI usage limits
- Revise offers a free plan that includes the full editor plus a daily allowance of AI usage. Paid plans keep the same editor and raise the amount of AI work you can do each month, metered by the actual token cost of your requests; Pro users can also enable pay-as-you-go Extra Usage with a spending cap. Plan prices can change, so confirm current amounts on the official pricing page.
Prices come from Revise's public pricing page and change, so confirm on their site before you subscribe.
Good and watch out
What's good
- Every AI edit is shown as a tracked-change suggestion you can accept or reject, so the AI never silently rewrites your document
- Full word processor with DOCX import and export, real typesetting, tables, images, math, and page-layout controls
- Access to current GPT, Claude, Gemini, and Grok models in one editor with the ability to switch at any time
- Free plan includes the complete editor, with paid plans only raising AI usage limits
- Automatic revision history, real-time collaboration, and an MCP connector for external AI assistants
- Embeddable SDK for developers who want the same editor inside their own product
Watch out for
- Browser-only, with no dedicated desktop or mobile app
- Free AI usage is limited to a daily allowance, so heavy editing requires a paid plan
- Paid plans are metered by AI usage, which can be harder to predict than a flat seat price
- Accepting suggestions still requires human review, especially for legal or compliance documents
Tool facts
Free Version
Yes (full editor with a daily AI usage allowance)
Pricing
Free plan; paid plans add higher monthly AI usage limits
API Available
Yes (embeddable SDK and MCP connector)
Mobile App
No dedicated mobile app (runs in the browser)
Platforms
AI models
Languages
Tags
For developers
SDK Availability
- The Revise SDK (@reviseio/sdk) embeds a full word processor with DOCX support, tracked changes, Yjs collaboration, and canvas rendering into any React web application.
- It exposes editing, formatting, commenting, and page-layout tools for your own agent loop, and a backend package for headless document creation, editing, and export in Node.
- The SDK is self-hosted in your app bundle and does not depend on Revise servers, accounts, or billing.
API
- Revise provides an embeddable SDK rather than a hosted REST API: the @reviseio/sdk package renders the editor in your React app and exposes tool calls for agentic editing with tracked changes.
- A backend package lets Node applications create, edit, and export DOCX or PDF documents headlessly using the same tools.
- Revise also offers an MCP connector and a ChatGPT plugin so assistants like Claude and ChatGPT can edit a live Revise document.
- API availability: Yes
Sources
Community resources
Revise Website
The main product site with the editor, use cases, and free AI tools.
Revise Documentation
Help center covering the AI agent, importing and exporting, revision history, and supported models.
Revise SDK
Embeddable document editor component for developers.
Pricing
Current free and paid plan details.
Product Updates
Changelog of recent Revise features.
Revise Blog
Articles from the Revise team.
Questions
What is Revise?
Revise is a free online word processor with a built-in AI agent. You write and format documents like you would in Google Docs or Word, while the AI drafts, edits, and proofreads alongside you with every change tracked for review.
Is Revise free to use?
Yes. The free plan includes the full editor and a daily allowance of AI usage. Paid plans add higher monthly AI usage limits.
Which AI models does Revise support?
Revise offers current models from OpenAI (GPT), Anthropic (Claude), Google (Gemini), and xAI (Grok), and you can switch between them at any time.
Does Revise work with Word documents?
Yes. Revise imports DOCX, Google Docs, and PDF files, preserves formatting, comments, and revisions, and exports back to DOCX or PDF.
Can Revise replace Microsoft Word or Google Docs?
For most documents, yes. It is a full word processor with rich formatting, tables, images, and real-time collaboration, plus an AI agent that makes reviewable edits.
Is there a Revise API or SDK?
Yes. The Revise SDK lets developers embed the editor, tracked changes, and agent tooling in their own web app, and an MCP connector lets external AI assistants work in a Revise document.
